Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

I
 the last !hree months and is still taking
 in all be can get. Those who have req
 son to know. say be is buying rot only
 on his own account, but also for c Ne
 vada bank and JohniM niMRokBy, and the 10
 tention is to run the prices up hlshei
 until they hay abs oiutcly cOrnered th,
 entire surplus of the wheat crop Of Cali | fogni9. Seytfgl members Oi the pro
 duce exchange hsvs entered complaints against tte alleged corner Erd have pa- | lICned ;Le directors to set figures Tor marginal Eurposrs beyond which nc
 tn- mbeT oi ise loarf could go. Ihii
 natter will be considered to day.
 ST. CLAIR1vILLE. Ohio. Aprll i6-
 This place and seToval neigLborinG
 towns were visited by a deslrI active Cy. clone yesterday. Many fine busiEe [ ! houssE. residences and other structures 1 -,re Elpis:e.y demoi.shsi and many others seriously damaged. A number | [ cssual.ivs are reported, some of
 saich will result fatally. iEe losses
 reach a million of dollsrs.
 CAssEyILLE, Mo. April l6.-E. r. Cum Was hanged yesterday for the murder of n young women n8med Ella Bowe in July last. Fully lG,OOO people witnessed the execution. Cum was greatly affected and criei bitterly. At time, ne woald try to cheer himself by sing ng hymns.
 NEW YORK, April 16.-A fire early this morning in double tive-stoTy teDe- meEt, CH Second avenue, caused the police great difficulty in rtscuInR tLe inmates. Richard Gilladorf Was severe iy burned and removed Co ihe Lr'pitgl Bridget Hughes, an oil w,nln who lived 0n the upper floor Was burned 10 death. Loss Sl6.OJO.
 LONDON. April l6.-Duripg the debate on the coercion bIll ls-. night Major S6adeEsoh (COEsgrysi,vc). J. ssii the Ma tiOral League Vgs supported mainly by criminals, dynAmItefs and uurderers across ihe Atlantic. Healy lParbellite). | arcse and Said fl the gentleman referred 70 hun be had DO hesitation IT. say ing that Major SandeTsou was a liar. Hehly re- peated his remarks. wheTeupOn 6 great upToar arose, The speaker cg!lel upon Henley to withdraw his rem trks, which was refused. A motion to suspend Healey wsa carried by a vote ot llS Co D. Sauderson resumed speaking, when Sexton jumped up snd shouted. Il say you are vIilful cOwardly ligr.' Then ,E-ra wBs sUn'her uproEr. SandersOn was requested e withdraw his assertion, which he finally did. After some dis cussIon Sexton also retracted. Healey was suspended for week
 GLOBE, \. T.. AprIl lJ-1he supros- | Gi Nm. Spruger charged with She mur- ! der Ci bls wife Ia C1ito0. California, January 1, is in cg tody, He answers the description Givel by the sheriff of San BernaFliEo. California.
 L1SDoS. April lJ- The French have occupied AujOusn or Johanna Island, the principal one of the COmOro group, ID Mozambique channel, They have installed a president and declared they have established A psOtectOrate over the islands.
 NORFOLK, Va, April lj-When the l state roOn oi the steamer NirginiH, from | Baltimore to Norfolk, occupied last night by Robert W. GaiewDOd, was 1 opened this morning. bis body was dis l covered in bed with pistol bullet in the | brain. The evidence before the coroner | showed be com mitted suicide. 1oung | Gatewood wsa the son of Rev. Robert | fi7sswoo1 ot this cl:y, and was 9 years 1 ul aE-, lie was graduate frum ALna- ! polls =!tl Li -h nouors 6s a cadet eng le.r. h. made enc cruise, but resigned | tL. po..,iln and taught physl-s and | electricity al tLe John Hopkins UuiVer- | -ersity Al ihe lime 0f his deash be yss | 'u-lh ss-lstalt ,xauiuef,iu the diyisi0n | o' s.e am engineering 0f ths g4ten; office | st Washington lis mind was uncou | monly brilliant, but had become unbGl ! lanc,d by iuterse study. and the writirg' | he lc'r showed that te imagined himself | pursued by demons and ohCs- death ai
 tLe only escape from them.
 SAN FRANCIsC5, ApTil lj.- T1-norroS | the spring meeting ot the Flooded | Horse Association will be inauguraied, | Everything points Co Tare sport Es the | weather is beautiful md the track I5 Ir
 t1 ,al lel' c1-l.'i5n.
 NEW YORK, April lj-R. J. Dun | Co. ID their weekly review fl trade say | Considering the embarrassment upor
 Rn uucertainIiy as to freight accounts
 trade is surprisingly satisfactory. IL II almost universally estimated that retGi trade is unusually large. The remarks-
 ble activity Is clearly connected with th'
 exceedingly plentiful supply of money | BUESA VISTA, Col, April lj.-At fv'
 O clock last night premature blast kill cd SIX men and wounded several others at the camp ot Key ner. Highbee an, | Bernardo. While working in s sixty foo cut on the midland grade near Buen' | V.sta, a twenty foot hole had been pu down to blOE off the face of the GU and spTung wi.h twenty kegs Ot gIan powder. Thr bOremAn was loading th' charge and vLCu be had filed m teI
 kegs. the amount vas discharged. throw iug unhsses ot rock into the cut wher'
 thirteen men were working, tnstaEil. killing sII and iujurIng seven.
 | SAN FRASCIsCo, April I5.-Anothsr re duction of g quarter of cent per pOuE,
 was made On WhI;e sugar to-day.
 CALIsr9dA, April l5.-AbOut 9 o'c' ocl
 this morning man named Turner Bp
 preached J. ". Roberts who wss hoeIn'
 m his geIden, and said: 'l am gOini to kill yOu." Scarcely had he fnishes
 his warning when he fired two shots iron
 A revolver, both of which took effect II |. Roberts body. Turner then shot him sell m the head Enl almost instantly ex | plred. The dostoT SGO was lmmedistel. cslled Co attend the wounded man, pro nouncsd Roberts chances Tor recover!
 very slight. His wife and children aru nearly frantic with grief. Turner leave
 a wife and several children. The CIT cumstances which led to !he shootinl
 are ca follow: E berts @ stort tim . ago had hIs ranch surveyed and % wa l discovered tha, !oriiOa ci the lan' claimed by Turner, v h0 owned a vine yard djCining. belonged Co Robert. Since then Turner has had bitter Feel . iag toward Robe:ts.
 Q SPRINGFIELD. H., April l5.-Ih } tweuty-second anniversary ot the desi I ot Abraham Lincoln, was commemo ? rated in the Hall Ot Representative 6 the services being under the dlre'tio P oi the Lincoln guard O; honor. The e1
 er,ises continued over two hours sn : were largely attended.
 NEW YORK, April 1S.-At seven th ! morning |, bean showing hard and !. uire o'clock about one and one-hs inches If s,c< had fallen. it the D trrned in a cleo, storm and nt p. n . the streets were covered with 2 ernst ics. Report from the interior ot ti v s.a:c show that the storm is general !. SAN FEASCIsco, April l>.-James a Patrick, a prominent and well-knov
 c O 2. e. #Hrn#H -r#N.Nar.E tL.